Supreme Court to Hear Federal Trade Commission’s Appeal Over Ill-Gotten Gains July 10, 2020 By Diane Bartz The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Thursday to decide whether the Federal Trade Commission can continue to require scam artists...
Coronavirus Crisis Heightens Insurers’ Caution About Senior Care Market July 10, 2020 By Suzanne Barlyn The coronavirus pandemic has made it even harder for senior-care centers in the United States to find or afford standard...
United Valley Insurance Services in California Adds Peart July 10, 2020 United Valley Insurance Services Inc. in Fresno, Calif., has named Kathy Peart a marketing specialist. Peart is focused on assisting...
Best: Reinsurance Pricing, Pandemic Add to Woes for Florida Property Insurers July 9, 2020 The numerous issues in Florida’s property insurance market, including higher reinsurance pricing and social inflation, continue to challenge the financial...
Nebraska Egg Processor to Pay $827K Fine, Make $2M in Upgrades July 9, 2020 A Nebraska egg processing company has agreed to invest $2 million in upgrades to its facility to limit pollution and...
Texas Communities to Use $12M in Grants to Combat Vehicle Crimes July 9, 2020 Texas suffers from more than $1 billion in losses from motor vehicle crime each year, according to the Motor Vehicle...
Bridges Elected Vice Chair of Independent Insurance Agents of Texas July 9, 2020 The Independent Insurance Agents of Texas (IIAT) elected Mark Bridges of INSURICA in Amarillo to serve as vice chair for...
In-Person Texas GOP Meeting Canceled by Houston Convention Center July 9, 2020 By Cassandra Pollock, The Texas Tribune and Meena Venkataramanan, The Texas Tribune The Republican Party of Texas’ in-person convention has been canceled, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said on July 8. The news...
Illinois Candy Company Fined $485K for Workplace Injuries July 9, 2020 A Chicago-area candy company has been fined nearly $500,000 for workplace injuries, including a fingertip amputation, federal regulators said. The...
Missouri Won’t Shut Down Summer Camps Despite Virus Outbreaks July 9, 2020 By Margery A. Beck and Jamie Stengle Missouri leaders knew the risk of convening thousands of kids at summer camps across the state during a pandemic, the...